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Comment on Krugman: Why the public option matters by Health care -- how do we move forward

Health care -- how do we move forward — Wed, 09 Sep 2009 00:29:35 +0000

The only thing for sure is that if we ‘reform’ health care we will trade one set of problems for a different set of problems. In case you haven’t noticed even the supposed best health plans in the world aren’t a walk in the park. They, too, haven’t figured out the affordability issue.

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Comment on Wounded warriors face home-front battle with VA by M Persson

M Persson — Fri, 04 Sep 2009 16:53:01 +0000

The occupation of Iraq, is based on 911, which is filled with strange coincidences, such as the fact that the government refused in the longest to investigate the biggest crime, the taking of 3000 lives in America in modern times! Why would they not want to investigate? The war was also based on false info about WMD:s.
So, now around 800.000 civilians Iraqis are dead!!!!!
This is a war crime!!!
A war based on zero connection between 911 and Iraq.
Well, the plans to invade Iraq were made long before 911 and it served as a very convenient way to get the public fired up to retaliate. So… now perhaps the relatives to these 800.000 unjustly killed feel like retaliating aginst the unjust killers. So perhaps America will be occupied by Iraqis who are furious of all civilians killed for no reason?

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Uri — Tue, 03 Mar 2009 06:36:49 +0000

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Comment on Wounded warriors face home-front battle with VA by Sarah

Sarah — Tue, 24 Feb 2009 12:57:04 +0000

It is horrific, no question about it. This war has not benefited anyone… not America, not the rest of the world and certainly NOT Iraq…

Do you know who I feel really sorry for? The Iraqi people. What happened to Tyler is atrocious but it is happening to Iraqi people as well, who are seeing their country destroyed, their friends and family killed. And they don’t have a safe country to escape to or someone to give them benefits…

Make no mistake, Saddam Hussein was a tyrant but life under his rule was at least bearable for the Iraqis… they had work, money, the saftey of being able to go to school without being blown up…. yes, he killed thousands….

but look at what your army has done, look at how they have ‘liberated them’… compare how many people have died since “operation Iraqi freedom”, compare wages, etc.

And please, find ONE Iraqi who GENUINELY feels that your country has liberated them or helped them in any way. You’ll be looking for a long time.

Have a look at this Iraqis blog, for example:

http://yassieblog.blogspot.com/2009/02/i-miss-you-aalim.html

Comment on Wounded warriors face home-front battle with VA by Ted McMillan

Ted McMillan — Mon, 16 Feb 2009 01:28:34 +0000

The second response saying the soldier deserves his anguish is not just a debater. He is a fascist. That is why America is being destroyed. It is because its wartime enemies had children and came inside.

The American forefathers feared war and made America an isolationist country because treasonous infiltrators capture high positions in government, the media, the universities and schools, the churches, and the military. They use war to put loyal constitutional troops on the front lines to be killed and purged out.

The Patriot Act has been established to wait for what remains of our soldiers who would enforce it. The ones who would not enforce it, including the victim above were sent in war to die.

That’s why 6 years fighting a defeated dictator cannot convince corporate war criminals everywhere that they shouldn’t provoke another nation not already defeated in no-fly-zones: Iran. What would make them so confident to tackle Iran when the greatest nation spent 6yrs chasing no-fly-zones?

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Comment on Bad Faith Economics: GOP Cheap Shots! by Gilmour Poincaree

Gilmour Poincaree — Mon, 26 Jan 2009 21:02:29 +0000

Republicans are convinced that it pays to be ’stupid and contagious’ …

Comment on Wounded warriors face home-front battle with VA by Neil

Neil — Sat, 10 Jan 2009 08:11:18 +0000

The terrors of the war must seem small to this man compared to the horrors that he is confronted with when he got “back home” only to find an administration more intent upon saving money than on saving men.

Comment on Blagojevich to name Burris to Senate by coffee fiend

coffee fiend — Wed, 07 Jan 2009 07:58:54 +0000

it’s crazy what Blagojevich has gotten away with already… he’s an international embarrassment

Comment on Rick Warren’s biggest critics: other evangelicals by Bruce

Bruce — Tue, 23 Dec 2008 01:24:34 +0000

He made a video which was widely distributed to his congregation. You can see it on YouTube. And he personally called on other pastors from other churches to join the cause and rally their congregations. Trust me, he did quite a lot to get the vote out. Don’t be fooled.

Comment on Wounded warriors face home-front battle with VA by T. M.

T. M. — Sun, 21 Dec 2008 04:08:07 +0000

James,

How can you say such a thing. Can you have some kind of empathy, you cold-hearted heathen. Yes, it is true many do die in war however when you fight for this country and make back alive but with have of your face burned off you should not have to wait in line (VA) for assistance. I have family 2 members that have toured Iraq during this war they would not appreciate you.

Lets see you grow some balls and serve in this war!! Jerk!!